First off made it through the door the rustic ambiance is nice and smells amazing great prices…read morethroughout better than local chain grocery stores. You'll also receive a warm great and fast service will return again while I'm in the area they also have what seems to be local or in house soup combos on the shelves with seasoning and sauce.

Their service is spot on and the product quality is 100% incredible. I buy Templemans gift cards…read morefor Christmas gifts.

This place is really cool. Great assortment of really nice meats and also breads etc. I have…read moreconcocted my own list of what I liked. Great for a super bowl or similar even. 1/2 pound of each will not break your budget. Moscowska (schmoltz is better than dry) Wedding sausage Karpatska Krestianska Cervelat German bologna (natural casing) Kabanosiy small sausage

Great selection of Eastern European imported food products!…read moreBreads-cheeses-confections-jams-juices-preserved meats-preserved veggies and so much more! Great store to shop for an impromptu tasting adventure dinner or make a much better version of charcuterie boards!great prices & friendly service

Beers are great, staff and owner are very friendly and welcoming. Inside is very comfortable with a…read morenice patio also. Definitely worth the trip off the beaten path for great beer.

If a coffee shop and a cocktail lounge had a really cool, slightly rebellious child, this would be…read moreit. The moment you walk in, you're hit with a neon glow that feels equal parts late-night hideout and upscale hangout. Teal and magenta lighting bounce off glossy floors, the bar is backlit like it's auditioning for a movie scene, and the whole place has that "we didn't try too hard, but somehow nailed it" vibe. It's modern, a little edgy, and surprisingly comfortable--like a lounge you'd expect in a bigger city, but without the attitude. The seating is intimate without being cramped, with cozy tables tucked behind decorative partitions that make it feel semi-private without cutting you off from the energy of the room. You can sit back, relax, and either have a quiet conversation or just people-watch while sipping something strong and well-made. And speaking of sipping... the bar doesn't mess around. Cocktails, wine, beer--whatever your mood is, they've got you covered. It's the kind of place where you might plan to have one drink and accidentally stay for three because the atmosphere refuses to let you leave early. Then there's the food, which punches way above "bar snacks." Street tacos that actually taste like they belong on a food truck with a line out the door, turkey cranberry sandwiches that somehow feel both comfort-food and gourmet at the same time--it's the kind of menu that makes you rethink your "I'll just grab a quick drink" strategy. Bottom line: it's cool without trying, stylish without being pretentious, and the kind of place you'll want to bring friends to... mostly so you can act like you discovered it first.

...I tried *so hard* to like this place. The coffee is pretty good, I'll give them that, but they…read moreovercharge for everything in my opinion and what is a $7.75 coffee drink at my favorite Tri-Cities coffee shop cost about $11.00 at Peacock. A bigger issue, though, is service and just the basics of running a business. I've visited the new location three times now. The first time, I looked up the hours online, showed up about 10 minutes after opening time and the door was locked, no sign of life inside. I had planned to grab a coffee, open my laptop, and get some work done. I called the number listed, got no answer. Decided to run an errand I didn't really need to run, came back an hour later and they were open. I asked the owner about missing the open time posted on the website, on social medial, on Google, and on the door...I was told that the hours posted are pretty much just when they *try* to be there. Not a hint of apology for my inconvenience. Just an extremely defiant attitude that gave vibes of it being my fault for expecting them to be open during their own posted hours of operation. Off-putting, but I grabbed a coffee anyway and pulled up my laptop, tried to log in to wifi and appeared to be greeted with a pay site for wifi. I wasn't *about* to have another conversation with a surly owner, so I drank my coffee (again, decent coffee, no complaints there other than the cost) and I left. Stopped by one other time well within hours, met a friend for a quick coffee & chat, uneventful and unmemorable other than, again, a pretty curt and unfriendly interaction with the owner. Tried ONE MORE TIME, yesterday, ordered my seven-dollar coffee which I paid eleven dollars for (more after a tip, which I just do for karma reasons) and had the usual awkward and unpleasant chatter with the owner. Asked about wifi, was told it's free for customers, got the password, but he said "Unless it's down...it was yesterday." I asked if he could check on that. Took my coffee, sat down, opened my laptop, and yes, wifi was up, but no, it had no internet connection. I approached the counter, asked (again) if he could maybe reboot the router, whatever, see if internet would come back online. He told me flat-out that no, he wasn't going to do that, he'd talked to tech support and they hadn't called him back yet. Again...ZERO apology for the inconvenience, just a tone of annoyance that I was even bothering him about it. I'm done. The place looks nice, it's not far from home, and the coffee, while priced way over the competition, is not bad. But good LORD, I cannot with the constant rude, dismissive, entitled behavior of the owner. The exact antithesis of what a neighborhood coffeeshop vibe ought to be. If you visit, good luck to you. Bring your wallet and your willingness to spend too much, and your thickest skin, and be prepared for a hostile grip of attitude from the owner. Maybe some people are into that, I don't know, but I won't be darkening that door again.

I'm always able to find any obscure item I'm looking for, as well as my staples, at HOM. The…read moreemployees are helpful and pleasant ... with the exception of a young man with dark hair, glasses, and a beard, who is very unpleasant. I've had two interactions with him and both left me wishing I hadn't gone into the store. In the first he was reprimanding me about a repeat request I made, informing me that no one (at HOM) should have done that for me. During today's visit he was throwing things out of a drawer, muttering about who had moved an item, and that no one should be doing whatever had upset him. Because of these experiences, I'll consider doing more of my shopping at Natural Grocers

Lots of great items here. The dehydrated mango is some of the best I have had. Vitamin prices are a…read morelittle higher than the national stores, but seem to be good quality. Friendly and helpful employees at the Kennewick store keep me coming back.

Stopped by the food spot at the golf course in Kennewick and had an awesome experience thanks to…read moreDustin. That young man is doing things right. From the moment we walked up he was friendly, respectful, and on top of everything. Service was quick, the food came out great, and he made sure everyone had what they needed without us even having to ask. You can tell he takes pride in his work and actually cares about the people coming through. That kind of attitude makes a big difference and honestly made the whole stop better. The golf course is lucky to have someone like Dustin representing them. Great service, great attitude, and great food. We'll definitely be back!

Probably at least three food venues have failed at this location. The volume of customers is not…read moregreat. Hours are limited. If you have to stand at the entrance and wait for one of the two waitresses to seat you because they are chatting with the regulars, you leave and don't come back!!!!

Got a variety of produce there and all good. Fuji apples were excellent. Does anyone have the name…read moreof the farm? I remember he said a few miles north of Pasco.

I've driven by this place a few times, and finally had the opportunity to stop on by. The cherry…read moreseason has ended, but they had some cherries for $2/lb. They looked a little mushy, so I passed. Blueberries are in season, so I grabbed a pint. This stand is a little small, but it's alright in a pinch.

Absolutely top notch! The cuts a bit more expensive than other places around but the quality is 10x…read morebetter - so worth it!!! Delicious, well-cut steaks! Their homemade jerky sticks are divine! The honey jalapeño one was outstanding. Recommend!

The store in Pasco opens at 5AM and. So it is convenient to go there on my way to work if needed…read more Also open later than Walmart right across the road. You will pay a little more for your food though.